Video: The Fed Considers CBDCs And Bretton Woods 2.0

Video: The Fed Considers CBDCs And Bretton Woods 2.0

The IMF panel on cross-border payments was a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) discussion in disguise, headlined by Jerome Powell, chairman of the Federal Reserve. The post Video: The Fed Considers CBDCs And Bretton Woods 2.0 appeared first on Bitcoin Magazine.


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